Eclesiastés 6

1There is^H3426 an evil^H7451 which I have seen^H7200 under the sun^H8121, and it is heavy^H7227 upon men^H120: 2a man^H376 to whom God^H430 giveth^H5414 riches^H6239, wealth^H6239, and honor^H3519, so that he lacketh^H2638 nothing for his soul^H5315 of all that he desireth^H183, yet God^H430 giveth him not power^H7980 to eat^H398 thereof, but an alien^H376 eateth^H398 it; this is vanity^H1892, and it is an evil^H7451 disease^H2483. 3If a man^H376 beget^H3205 a hundred^H3967 children, and live^H2421 many^H7227 years^H8141, so that the days^H3117 of his years^H8141 are many^H7227, but his soul^H5315 be not filled^H7646 with good^H2896, and moreover he have no burial^H6900; I say^H559, that an untimely birth^H5309 is better^H2896 than he: 4for it cometh^H935 in vanity^H1892, and departeth^H3212 in darkness^H2822, and the name^H8034 thereof is covered^H3680 with darkness^H2822; 5moreover it hath not seen^H7200 the sun^H8121 nor known^H3045 it; this^H2088 hath rest^H5183 rather than^H2088 the other: 6yea, though^H432 he live^H2421 a thousand^H505 years^H8141 twice^H6471 told, and yet enjoy^H7200 no good^H2896, do not all go^H1980 to one^H259 place^H4725? 7All the labor^H5999 of man^H120 is for his mouth^H6310, and yet the appetite^H5315 is not filled^H4390. 8For what advantage hath the wise^H2450 more^H3148 than the fool^H3684? or what hath the poor^H6041 man, that knoweth^H3045 how to walk^H1980 before the living^H2416? 9Better^H2896 is the sight^H4758 of the eyes^H5869 than the wandering^H1980 of the desire^H5315: this also is vanity^H1892 and a striving^H7469 after wind^H7307. 10Whatsoever hath been, the name^H7121 thereof was given long ago^H3528; and it is known^H3045 what man^H120 is; neither can^H3201 he contend^H1777 with him that is mightier^H8623 than he. 11Seeing there are^H3426 many^H7235 things^H1697 that increase^H7235 vanity^H1892, what is man^H120 the better^H3148? 12For who knoweth^H3045 what is good^H2896 for man^H120 in his life^H2416, all^H4557 the days^H3117 of his vain^H1892 life^H2416 which he spendeth^H6213 as a shadow^H6738? for who can tell^H5046 a man^H120 what shall be after^H310 him under the sun^H8121?